Storage · Food grain & commodities
Food-grain storage backed by decades of institutional experience.
Wheat, soybean, chana and other agricultural commodities, checked on arrival and cared for throughout storage.
- Wheat · Soybean · Chana
- Quality control on site
- Fumigation on record
What we store
Food grain is where Ved Warehouse began. The checks, fumigation and stacking discipline built over two decades still govern every bag that comes through the gate.
- Wheat
- Soybean
- Chana (gram)
- Other agricultural commodities
Grain care
How grain is looked after
Our Quality Controller, Anil Yadav, leads inspection and sampling with a trained team.
Inbound check
Quality inspection, moisture testing and sampling on arrival.
Weighing
Every load is weighed on the 60 MT weighbridge and recorded.
Stacking
Defined stacking and separation practices, with assigned staff.
Fumigation
Scheduled according to need, generally every few weeks, with records kept.
Upkeep & verification
Halls are cleaned daily, and stock is physically verified every 15 days.
How an engagement works
Dedicated or shared space
Requirements start from 1,000 MT for six months or longer. Longer engagements are preferred.
Model A
Dedicated
Whole units reserved for one depositor's grain. Suited to institutional and seasonal bulk volumes.
Model B
Shared
Space within a unit, with commodities kept separate. Suited to smaller lots or a first season with us.
What you get
The facility behind the service
The halls
- Covered storage
- 1,50,000+ sq ft across 13 units
- Rated capacity
- 30,000+ MT
- Clear height
- ≈20 ft sides · ≈30 ft centre
- Floor
- Cemented
Grain care
- Inbound checks
- Quality and moisture, by a trained team
- Fumigation
- Scheduled, with records
- Hygiene
- Daily cleaning by assigned workers
- Separation
- Commodities stacked separately
Security
- Guards
- 24/7 coverage
- CCTV
- 50+ cameras, campus-wide
- Perimeter
- ≈10 ft walls with security fencing
- Entry
- Visitor and vehicle logs at 2 gates
Records
- Weighing
- 60 MT weighbridge, every load recorded
- Verification
- Physical stock check every 15 days
- Systems
- Paper and software records
- Reporting
- Periodic stock reports to customers
- Registration
- WDRA registered
- Warehouse receipts
- WDRA e-NWRs issued
Questions
What buyers usually ask
Wheat, soybean and chana most often, along with other agricultural commodities after a suitability review.
A trained team carries out quality inspection, moisture checks and sampling on arrival.
It is scheduled according to operational need, generally every few weeks, and recorded.
Stock is physically verified every 15 days, every movement is weighed, and periodic stock reports are provided.
1,000 MT for at least six months.
Indicative rates start from ₹80 per MT per month, or ₹10 per sq ft per month. The final rate depends on volume, duration and commodity.
Yes. The campus has stored food grain for institutions for decades, including a ten-year arrangement of about 14,000 MT.
Yes. The campus is registered with the Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority (WDRA).
Yes. As a WDRA-registered warehouse we issue electronic negotiable warehouse receipts (e-NWRs) for stored produce. Banks accept e-NWRs as security for loans.